Formula One News — July 2013

F1 authorities have clamped down even harder on pitlane safety protocols, in the wake of the Nurburgring incident.

Fernando Alonso has given a short life to speculation he might soon tire of failing to win titles with Ferrari.

The FIA has bad news for Mercedes and Ferrari this week.

A new row is brewing in F1, as teams contemplate the next change to the specification of Pirelli's 2013 tyres.

Niki Lauda thinks F1's governing body should stop short of overreacting in the wake of the Nurburgring pitlane incident.

According to Niki Lauda, Sebastian Vettel is "clearly" on track to win a fourth consecutive world championship.

Bernie Ecclestone has ruled out intervening directly to help the embattled Sauber team survive.

Lotus could enter the 2014 season with an all-new driver lineup.

Monza official Federico Bendinelli insists he is not worried Bernie Ecclestone might be preparing to axe F1's historic Italian grand prix.

Max Chilton can thank the FIA's latest safety standards after returning home uninjured from the German grand prix.

Jul.10 (GMM) Gary Anderson, a veteran formula one engineer, thinks James Allison is the right man to join Ferrari.

Josh Hill, who earlier wanted to be F1's first ever third-generation champion, has quit motor racing.

Eric Boullier on Tuesday confirmed reports Nico Hulkenberg is a candidate to drive for Lotus in 2014.

F1 is reacting quickly to the incident on Sunday that could have cost a television cameraman his life in the Nurburgring pitlane.

Mercedes is pushing to appear at next week's young driver test, despite its FIA ban as a result of the 'test-gate' scandal.

Sebastien Buemi, a recent Toro Rosso driver and now Red Bull reserve, has tipped the world champions to sign Kimi Raikkonen for 2014.

Lewis Hamilton says Pirelli's tyres are ruining his shot at the 2013 title.

In the fallout of Sunday's German grand prix, teams are assessing what impact the tyre shakeup had on their performance.

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Romain Grosjean may have rescued his formula one career on Sunday by returning to the podium at the Nurburgring.

After the chaos of Silverstone and the subsequent boycott threats, there were no more exploding tyres throughout the Nurburgring weekend.

Stefano Domenicali has refused to comment on speculation former Lotus technical director James Allison is definitely headed to Ferrari.

Having earlier recovered his career-jeopardising form, Felipe Massa is once again at risk of falling into another spiral that could cost him his Ferrari seat.

Peter Sauber has denied reports employees of his struggling Swiss team are going without pay.

F1 could be set to improve safety in the pitlane, after a cameraman was lucky to escape with his life in Sunday's German grand prix.